Graham Richardson fills in for Vassy Kapelos, who is on assignment. The topic of discussion remains squarely on foreign interference, and how Canada handles future cases. Canadians who were previously targeted by Beijing are slamming special rapporteur David Johnston, calling it another day of not being heard. We speak to Mehmet Tohti, a Canadian Uyghur human rights advocate. He alleges that Beijing has dished out dozens of ‘menacing’ phone calls since 2017, all while dozens of his family members have disappeared from Xinjiang. Meantime, France has banned domestic short-haul flights in areas where train alternatives exist. If Canada adopted a similar bid to cut carbon emissions, Ottawa-Montreal flights would be kicking the bucket. Is this solution practical? Plus, the small Ontario town of Corunna was nearly Canada’s Capital 200 years ago. Don’t tell that to the locals who are still celebrating today.